The saga of the Thayer Memorial Bridge plaque has taken another twist now that a man who grew up in the neighborhood has come forward with a long-held memory of the kid who stole the plaque, Amy Calder writes.
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Pictures from the Temple Academy graduation
The school awarded 14 diplomas at its commencement ceremony on Friday evening in Waterville.
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Waterville Senior High School graduates urged to recognize hero’s journey in their own lives
The school graduated 120 students Thursday night at Colby College’s Wadsworth Gymnasium.
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Crews laying down hot top at new I-95 interchange in Waterville
DOT officials say the $4.8 million project’s northbound and southbound on- and offramps will be open for traffic July 7.
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Waterville council votes to authorize the city to take over curbside recycling collection
The contract with Sullivan’s, of Thorndike, expires June 30.
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Former Waterville woman jailed for welfare fraud
Chelsey Johnson had illegally obtained more than $32,000 in MaineCare and food stamp benefits over two years.
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Waterville boy, 11, injured when bicycle crashes into car
The driver and a witness say the car was stopped at the end of a driveway on Western Avenue when the bike struck the car’s left rear tail light.
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Waterville Planning Board approves final plans for Colby athletic complex
Construction to start on $200 million complex in the summer.
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Sprawling solar array taking shape at Colby College in Waterville
The 5,300-panel solar array on Washington Street is expected to go live in the fall and provide 16 percent of the college’s electricity needs.
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Waterville to consider picking up its own recyclables
City’s contract with Sullivan’s Waste Disposal ends June 30 and company says it does not want to continue doing the job.